Option 2a: Holocaust: Expository Speech
Using the following websites or any other reliable sources you might find, compose a speech to be delivered to the class on the Holocaust. Include events leading up to the Holocaust and show how they may have been causes of the Holocaust. and/or include events in the aftermath of the Holocaust (effects). You will need to include visuals and use notes or a written version of the speech in order to avoid "uhm's" and temporary lapses in articulation.
Option 2b: Holocaust:Expository Essay
Using the following websites or any other reliable sources you might find, compose an expository essay on the Holocaust. Include events leading up to the Holocaust and show how they may have been causes of the Holocaust. And/or include events in the aftermath of the Holocaust (effects). The essay should be 2 full pages, typed in a 12pt. font, and double spaces. Be sure to cite any surces you use. For information on how to cite, see pages 1102-1108 in your textbook.
Using the following websites or any other reliable sources you might find, compose a speech to be delivered to the class on the Holocaust. Include events leading up to the Holocaust and show how they may have been causes of the Holocaust. and/or include events in the aftermath of the Holocaust (effects). You will need to include visuals and use notes or a written version of the speech in order to avoid "uhm's" and temporary lapses in articulation.
Option 2b: Holocaust: Expository Essay
Using the following websites or any other reliable sources you might find, compose an expository essay on the Holocaust. Include events leading up to the Holocaust and show how they may have been causes of the Holocaust. And/or include events in the aftermath of the Holocaust (effects). The essay should be 2 full pages, typed in a 12pt. font, and double spaces. Be sure to cite any surces you use. For information on how to cite, see pages 1102-1108 in your textbook.
TIMELINE - The Ghettos (1939-1941)
Holocaust Timeline: The Camps
Kristallnacht
Destruction of Synagogues on Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, November 9, 1938
The Holocaust: A Glossary of Terms
Jewish Losses in the Holocaust